TERE BIN (Geo) - Yumna Zaidi - Wahaj Ali DT# 23 "Galati Meri Thi" - Page 95

Originally posted by: Chumu

Gul khan on steroids 😆

Obviously wahaj and Yumna acts way better than itv gul khan heroes and fragile skinny pale heroines

She hit a jackpot with wahaj and yumna if wasn't them both these character would have been bashed 10 times more 😆

That is true. The show is too dramatic and YumHaj's acting & chemistry has made it what it is today.

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

The track cannot end the same way here. Because Jodha herself thought she was pregnant, but here Meerab knows she is not.

Originally posted by: Aquabutterfly

You can call me Sam or Aqua. Dono chalega 😆

Sam means Salman🤪

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

The track cannot end the same way here. Because Jodha herself thought she was pregnant, but here Meerab knows she is not.

Jodha nea kya baizetti ki thi akbar ki🤣

After she thought he r@ped her

Originally posted by: Chumu

Gul khan on steroids 😆

Obviously wahaj and Yumna acts way better than itv gul khan heroes and fragile skinny pale heroines

She hit a jackpot with wahaj and yumna if wasn't them both these character would have been bashed 10 times more 😆

Yumhaj can act, they have charm and chemistry unlike many gul leads

Originally posted by: Sera-high123

That is true. The show is too dramatic and YumHaj's acting & chemistry has made it what it is today.

i dont think tere bin would be this big without yumna and wahaj ❤️

Originally posted by: Chumu

Harshad is a better person ❤️

Feroze acts better 😆

Didn't Harshad defend Abhimanyu Birla hmmmmmmmmm. But I agree he is a better person.

I can't tell who acts better, the characters they both play SUCKS. And when you don't like the characters you don't pause to appreciate the talent

Originally posted by: NINALOGY

Sam means Salman🤪

Originally posted by: NINALOGY

Sam means Salman🤪

Ninzi is here 🤗🤗

Originally posted by: Heeba

i dont think tere bin would be this big without yumna and wahaj ❤️

Their chemistry, acting main reason behind success of TB